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El. knyga: Biomarkers in Marine Organisms: A Practical Approach

, (European Commission, DGXII, Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belg), , (Laboratoire de Physico-et-Toxichimie des Systčmes Naturels (LPTC), Université de Bordeaux I, UMR 5472 CNRS, 351, Cours de la Libération, 33405 Talence Cedex, France)
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Many previous studies and books have been dedicated to fundamental and developmental aspects of biomarkers. The purpose of this book is to provide, through various case studies, an overview of the practical use of biological markers in marine animals to evaluate the health effects of environmental contamination in marine ecosystems.
More precisely, the book presents the results obtained during the development and application of biological markers as indicators of exposure/effect to toxic chemicals in marine environments, using diverse sentinel species such as fish, bivalves and crustaceans. An important aspect is also the publication of technical annexes that describe in detail the experimental procedures developed for both chemical and biochemical measurement.


Many previous studies and books have been dedicated to fundamental and developmental aspects of biomarkers. The purpose of this book is to provide, through various case studies, an overview of the practical use of biological markers in marine animals to evaluate the health effects of environmental contamination in marine ecosystems.

More precisely, the book presents the results obtained during the development and application of biological markers as indicators of exposure/effect to toxic chemicals in marine environments, using diverse sentinel species such as fish, bivalves and crustaceans. An important aspect is also the publication of technical annexes that describe in detail the experimental procedures developed for both chemical and biochemical measurement.
Preface v
Contents vii
List of Participants of European Projects
xvii
Abbreviations xxi
Induction of Molluscan Cytochrome P450 Monooxygenase System as a Biomarker of Organic Pollution in Environmental Monitoring
1(28)
L.D. Peters
D.R. Livingstone
The uptake of xenobiotics and bioaccumulation in aquatic molluscs
2(1)
Mixed function oxidase (MFO)-dependent metabolism
2(1)
CYP1A as a biomonitoric tool
3(1)
The molluscan MFO system: physical and catalytic properties
4(2)
Multiple CYP forms in Mytilus sp
6(1)
Regulation of CYP forms in Mytilus sp
7(2)
Xenobiotic-dependent changes in Mytilus sp. MFO properties: laboratory studies
9(5)
Putative induction of the CYP1-immunopositive protein
11(3)
Xenobiotic-dependent changes in Mytilus sp. MFO properties: field studies
14(8)
Responses of M. galloprovincialis CYP-immunopositive proteins in The Venice Lagoon, Italy
15(3)
Correlations between digestive gland microsomal CYP1A-immunopositive protein and BPH activity on Mytilus sp.: recent studies
18(4)
Final comments
22(7)
References
22(7)
Sensitivity and Specificity of Metallothionein as a Biomarker for Aquatic Environment Biomonitoring
29(16)
A. Viarengo
B. Burlando
V. Evangelisti
S. Mozzone
F. Dondero
Introduction
30(1)
Materials and methods
31(1)
Results and discussion
32(13)
References
39(6)
Genotoxicity Biomarkers in Aquatic Organisms as Indictors of Carciaogenlc Marine Pollutants
45(20)
C. Bolognesi
P. Degan
Introduction
46(2)
DNA damage
47(1)
Chromosomal damage
48(1)
Materials and methods
48(3)
Results
51(7)
Discussion
58(7)
References
60(5)
DNA Adduct Detection in Mussels Exposed to Bulky Aromatic Compounds in Laboratory and Field Conditions
65(20)
P. Venier
Introduction
66(2)
Biological relevance of DNA adducts
66(1)
The 32P-postlabelling assay
67(1)
DNA adduct detection and environmental monitoring
67(1)
Formation and detection of DNA adducts in mussels
68(9)
DNA adducts in mussels following laboratory exposure to genotoxins
69(1)
DNA adducts in mussels following field exposure
70(7)
Conclusion
77(8)
References
78(7)
Developmental, Cytogenetic and Biochemical Effects of Spiked or Environmentally Polluted Sediments in Sea Urchin Bioassays
85(46)
G. Pagano
L.G. Korkina
M. Iaccarino
A. De Biase
I.B. Deeva
Y.K. Doronin
M. Guida
G. Melluso
S. Meric
R. Oral
N.M. Trieff
M. Warnau
Introduction
87(1)
Materials and methods
88(3)
Results
91(40)
Conclusions
120(2)
Appendix
122(6)
References
128(3)
Comparative Study of Sediment and Mussel Aromatic Compound Content in European Coastal Environments. Relationship with Specific Biomarkers
131(48)
P. Baumard
H. Budzinski
P. Garrigues
C. Raoux
J. Bellocq
S. Thompson
Introduction
133(3)
Sediment PAH contamination
136(14)
Sediment PAH analyses
136(1)
Sediment total PAH concentration
137(1)
Origin of the sediment contamination
138(6)
Relationship between the origin and the extent of the sediment Contamination
144(2)
Relationship between sediment PAH contamination and sediment organic matter content
146(1)
Grain-size PAH distribution
147(3)
Mussel PAH contamination
150(16)
Mussel PAH analysis
151(1)
Mussel total PAH concentration
151(1)
Relation between mussel and sediment total PAH concentration
152(3)
Exposure of mussels to PAH contaminants present in the water column
155(11)
Impact of sediment contamination on organisms
166(13)
MFO activity in relation with sediment PAH contamination
166(3)
Selective biotransformation capacity: case study of two isomeric compounds, benzo[ a]pyrene and benzo [ e]pyrene
169(3)
Conclusion
172(1)
References
173(6)
Monitoring of Biological Effects of Pollutants: Field Application
179(36)
T. Burgeot
G. Bocquene
E. His
F. Vincent
O. Geffard
R. Beiras
H. Goraguer
F. Galgani
Monitoring biological effects along French coasts
181(8)
Introduction
181(2)
EROD application in two Pilot sites
183(6)
Conclusion
189(1)
Crassostrea Gigas Embryo and Larval Bioassays in Waters and Sediments
189(7)
Introduction
189(2)
Fresh and brackish water biomonitoring
191(2)
Sediment biomonitoring with C. gigas embryos and larvae
193(3)
Conclusion
196(1)
Testing biomarkers at sea: an in situ approach in the Northwestern Mediterranean Sea
196(7)
Introduction
196(1)
Three biomarkers of exposure along the Mediterranean Sea
196(5)
Conclusion
201(2)
Molecular epidemiology studies using ras oncogene as a genetic marker of malignancy for dragonet callionymus lyra along the French coast. The Seine estuary
203(3)
Introduction
203(1)
Dragonet exposure to PCBs and measurements of DNA adducts
204(1)
Ras gene mutation analysis
205(1)
Conclusion
206(1)
Prospects
206(9)
References
209(6)
Biochemical Markers in Mussel, Mytilus sp., and Pollution Monitoring in European Coasts: Data Analysis
215(22)
J.F. Narbonne
M. Daubeze
P. Baumard
H Budzinski
C. Clerandeau
F. Akcha
P. Mora
P. Garrigues
Introduction
216(1)
Materials and methods
217(20)
Sample collection and preparation
217(1)
Biochemical measurements
217(1)
Chemical analysis
217(1)
Statistical procedures
218(16)
References
234(3)
Investigation of Genotoxicity and Immunotoxicity for Monitoring Marine Pollution in the Baltic Sea and Mediterranean Sea
237(22)
H. Dizer
E. Unruh
V. Bissinger
P.-D. Hansen
Introduction
239(1)
Materials and methods
240(4)
Results
244(9)
Discussion
253(6)
References
255(4)
Biochemical Tools for the Assessment of Pesticide Exposure in a Deltaic Environment: The Use of Cholinesterases and Carboxylesterases
259(20)
C. Porte
E. Escartin
V. Borghi
The Ebro delta: environmental threats
261(1)
Toxicity of organophosphorus pesticides: inhibition of cholinesterases
262(1)
The bivalve farms: Mytilus galloprovincialis
263(16)
Characterisation of esterase activity
264(1)
In vitro effects of pesticides
265(1)
In viva effects of pesticides
266(1)
Seasonal variation in OPs pesticides body burden and esterase activity: a field study
267(3)
Primary cell cultures: a valuable tool to evaluate toxicity and metabolism of pesticides
270(1)
Acetylcholinesterase reactivation techniques
271(3)
Acetylcholinesterase activity in field collected specimens
274(1)
References
275(4)
Environmental Monitoring in the North Sea by Combining Biomarker Studies in the Sea Star Asterias Rubens with Sediment Quality Assessment Based on Sea Urchin Bioassays
279(52)
P.J. den Besten
J.F. Postma
S. de Valk
M. Dubbeldam
J.M. Everaarts
Introduction
281(4)
Use of echinoderm species in environmental monitoring
281(1)
Previous research on impairment of reproduction by contaminants and biomarker responses m the sea star A. rubens
282(2)
Sediment bioassays
284(1)
Scope of the present research
284(1)
Materials and methods
285(8)
Field trips
285(2)
Estimating reproductive success of sea starts
287(1)
Biomarkers
287(2)
Contaminant analysis in sediment and sea star tissues
289(2)
Sediment bioassays
291(1)
Statistical analyses
292(1)
Results
293(17)
Field sites
293(1)
Contaminant levels in sea stars (both field trips)
293(3)
Relation between contaminant levels in sea starts and sediment
296(1)
Measurements of reproductive success of sea stars (only first field trip)
297(1)
Biomarker responses in sea starts
298(4)
Sediment contamination and assessment of sediment quality with sea urchin bioassays
302(8)
Discussion
310(21)
Appendix
319(7)
References
326(5)
Cholinesterase Activity as a Bioindicator for Monitoring Marine Pollution in the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
331(12)
H. Dizer
H.C. da Silva de Assis
P.-D. Hansen
Introduction
333(1)
Materials and methods
333(2)
Results
335(4)
Discussion
339(4)
References
340(3)
Evaluation of Various Biomarkers in the Wild Fish Serranus Cabrilla Collected in the NW Mediterranean Sea
343(14)
M. Romeo
X. Stien
M. Gnassta-Barelli
M. Lafaurie
Introduction
345(1)
Materials and methods
346(2)
Sampling cruise
346(1)
Sample preparation for enzyme activities
347(1)
Sample preparation for metal measurements
347(1)
Results and discussion
348(9)
References
355(2)
Microbiological Indicators for Monitoring Marine Pollution in the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
357(10)
H. Dizer
P.-D. Hansen
Introduction
358(1)
Materials and methods
358(2)
Results
360(3)
Discussion
363(4)
References
365(2)
Isolation of Cytochrome P450 CDNAS (CYP1A1 and CYP4T2) from the Sea Bass (Dicentrarchus Labrax) Tools for Biomonitoring Sea Pollution
367(26)
C. Sabourault
X. Stien
J.B. Berge
J.P. Girard
M. Lafaurie
M. Amichot
Introduction
369(1)
Results and discussion
370(23)
Molecular cloning of inducible CYP genes
370(10)
Expression of CYP1A1 and CYP4T2 in untreated sea bass tissues
380(3)
Induction of CYP1A1 and CYP4T2 by xenobiotics in sea bass tissues
383(7)
References
390(3)
Inhibitory Effects of Heavy Metals on CYP1A1 Induction in Black Seabream (Spondyliosoma Cantharus) Hepatocyte Cultures
393(16)
C. Risso de Faverney
G. de Sousa
M. Lafaurie
R. Rahmani
Introduction
395(1)
Materials and methods
396(2)
Results
398(11)
References
406(3)
Biochemical Responses of Crabs (Carcinus spp) to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) as the Basis for New Biomarker Assays
409(22)
C.H. Walker
D. Sawa
Introduction
410(2)
Induction of proteins
412(4)
Screening for induction of proteins
413(1)
Evidence for the induction of cytochrome P450
414(2)
Genotoxicity
416(6)
DNA fingerprinting
416(1)
DNA fingerprinting using the PCR
417(1)
DNA fingerprinting by AP-PCR as an alternative biomarker assay
418(3)
Other assays for genotoxicity in crabs
421(1)
Linked biomarker responses
422(1)
Conclusions
423(8)
References
426(5)
Cloning of Metallothionein cDNAS in Carcinus Maenas
431(8)
D. Savva
B. Li
Introduction
432(1)
Experimental work
433(1)
Results and discussion
433(3)
Concluding remarks
436(3)
References
437(2)
Development of Cytochrome P450 Biomarkers from Posidinia Oceanica
439(8)
A. Schoendorf
I. Benveniste
J.-P. Salaun
Introduction
440(1)
Materals and methods
441(2)
Results
443(1)
Discussion
444(1)
Future studies
445(2)
References
445(2)
Technical Annexes 447(96)
Measurement of Total Cytochrome P450 Content in Digestive Gland Microsomes of Mussel (Mytilus sp.)
449(2)
D.R. Livingstone
L.D. Peters
Measurement of Cytochrome P450 Immunopositive Proteins in Digestive Gland Microsomes of Mussel (Mytilus sp.) by Western Analysis
451(2)
L.D. Peters
D.R. Livingstone
Metallothionein Assay
453(2)
A. Viarengo
B. Burlando
V. Evangelisti
S. Mozzone
F. Dondero
Evaluation of Lysosomal Membrane Stability
455(6)
A. Viarengo
B. Burlando
V Evangelisti
S. Mozzone
F. Dondero
Alkaline Filter Elution Method
461(6)
C. Bolognesi
P. Degan
Mussel Micronucleus Test
467(4)
C. Bolognesi
P. Degan
Detection of Bulky Aromatic DNA Adducts by 32P-postlabelling
471(4)
P. Venier
Embryotoxicity on Sea Urchins
475(2)
G. Pagano
L.G. Korkina
M. Iaccarino
A. de Biase
I.B. Deeva
Y.K. Doronin
M. Guida
G. Melluso
R. Oral
N.M. Trieff
M. Warnau
Sediment Spiking Technique
477(1)
G. Pagano
L.G. Kontina
M. Iaccarino
A. de Biase
I.B. Deeva
Y.K. Doronin
M. Guida
G. Melluso
R. Oral
N.M. Trieff
M. Warnau
Measurement of Oxidative Activity: Luminol-dependeut Chemiluminescence and 8-Oxodesoxyguauine
478(3)
G. Pagano
L.G. Korkina
M. Iaccarino
A. de Biase
I.B. Deeva
Y.K. Doronin
M. Guida
G. Melluso
R. Oral
N.M. Trieff
M. Warnau
Chemical Analyses of PAH in Sediment and Mussels
481(6)
P. Baumard
H. Budzinski
P. Garrigues
C. Raoux
J. Bellocq
S. Thompson
Procedures for Cholinesterase Determination in Fish and Mussel
487(4)
T. Burgeot
G. Bocquene
E. His
F. Vincent
O. Geffard
R. Beiras
F. Quiniou
H. Goraguer
F. Galgani
Microplate Method for Measurement of EthoxyResorufin-O-Deethylase (EROD) in Fish
491(4)
T. Burgeot
G. Bocquene
E. His
F. Vincent
O. Geffard
R. Beiras
F. Quiniou
H. Goraguer
F. Galgani
Benzo(a)pyrene Hydroxylase Activity Measurement in Microsomes from Mytilus sp
495(4)
J.F. Narbonne
M. Daubeze
P. Baumard
H. Budzinski
C. Clerandeau
F. Akcha
P. Mora
P. Garrigues
Determination of Cholinesterase Activity in Mussel Gills
499(2)
J.F. Narbonne
M. Daubeze
P. Baumard
H. Budzinski
C. Clerandeau
F. Akcha
P. Mora
P. Garrigues
Chemical Analysis: PAHs, PCBs and Pesticides
501(2)
C. Porte
D. Barcelo
Biochemical Markers Acetylcholinesterase Activity and Cytochrome P450
503(2)
C. Porte
D. Barcelo
Measurement of DNA-Strandbreaks in Tissue of the Sea Star Asterias Rubens
505(4)
P.J. den Besten
J.F. Postma
S. de Valk
M. Dubbeldam
J.M. Everaarts
Measurement of Sediment-Toxicity Using a Fertilization and Embryonic Development Assay with the Sea Urchins (Psammechinus Miliaris, Paracentrotus Lividus)
509(4)
P.J. den Besten
J.F. Postma
S. de Valk
M. Dubbeldam
J.M. Everaarts
Determination of EROD, GST and AchE Activities in Painted Comber (Serranus Cabrilla)
513(4)
M. Romeo
X. Stien
M. Gnassia-Barelli
M. Lajaurie
Miniaturized DNA Unwinding Assay Employing Hydroxyapatite ``Batch'' Elution
517(2)
P. Hansen
H. Dizer
Molecular Cloning of CYP Genes in the Sea Bass (Dicentrarchus Labrax): Experimental Procedures
519(8)
C. Sabourault
X. Stien
J.B. Berge
J.P. Girard
M. Lafaurie
M. Amichot
Fish Hepatocyte Cultures
527(2)
C. Risso de Faverney
G. de Sousa
M. Lafaurie
R. Rahmani
Determination of Cytochromes P450 Expression and Induction in Black Seabream (Spondyliosama cantharus): Enzyme Activities, Northern and Esters Blots
529(4)
C. Risso de Faverney
G. de Sousa
M. Lajaurie
R. Rahmani
Biochemical Responses of Crabs (Carcinus spp) to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) as the Basis for New Biomarkers Assays
533(4)
C.H. Walker
D. Savva
Cloning of Metallothionein cDNAs in Carcinus Maenas
537(2)
D. Sawa
B. Li
Development of Biomarkers from Seagrass Posidonia Oceanica
539(4)
A. Schoendorf
I. Benveniste
J.-P. Salaun
List of Contributors 543(6)
Index of Keywords 549